STARLITE is your traditional trawler with a second deck, pilothouse and traditional smoke stack for the dry exhaust of the engines.

All in all, judging her by her well-kept interior and her impeccable nautical profile, STARLITE is a yacht you would be proud of. She most definitely is a timeless yacht, as she has gracefully stood the test of time.

There is nothing like enjoying the outdoors when you are on a yacht. STARLITE gives you a variety of places to relax and enjoy your tranquil surroundings. The foredeck has seating for four and a wide deck, perfect for watching the sunset and having a sundowner.

Underway, there is no better place to be then on the Portuguese Bridge on the second deck overlooking your world below. Unparalleled views are waiting for you and easy to access.

On those windy San Francisco summer days, you can escape from the weather and hide out behind the wheelhouse on the top deck and still have wonderful views.

When you step into the salon, you step back in time and enter a time of historic steam ships plying the waters of the California coast. From the exposed timber ceiling beams, to the tasteful ostrich hide Queen Anne chairs, to the nautical lights, nothing has been missed in the salon. 

You can comfortably seat eight or more guests for lounging and watching television or listening to music or seat 6 at the table for dinner cooked in the adjacent galley. 

Set in the aft of the boat, you will find the full-width master(ful) stateroom. Here you can sense the touch of nautical history. All the beautiful teak, including the exposed timber ceiling beams makes and custom cabinetry makes you feel relaxed and pampered, like a master on an old sailing vessel. 

Set within an abundance of teak woodwork is an athwartship island, king-sized walk-around berth with nightstands, a vanity across the boat and large hanging lockers to starboard. The stylish king-size bed has a mahogany headboard. Details include a plush carpet,  hanging closet, entertainment center, doors made of solid wood, round nautical port-holes, a flat-screen TV, washer and drier, and of course, copious amounts of hand-crafted mahogany cabinets.


Not only is the master stateroom glorious, there is also an in-suite head that was made for royalty. All custom woodwork is highlighted by granite counters and a full, stand-up shower fit for kings.

Here you will find a complete array of full-size stainless-steel appliances, which include a four-burner electric stove with oven and dishwasher. Moreover, other appliances include a microwave, stainless steel sink, garbage disposal, toaster and coffee maker. The fridge and freezer are generously sized and easy to access. There are numerous cabinets which ensure there’s a place for everything. And there’s ample granite countertop space for creating meals or plating dishes. 

The tasteful granite counter is arranged for convenience, as cold drinks and appetizers are practically at your arm’s reach when enjoying the salon's comforts or when dining at the dining table for 6.

You will find the pilot house up one flight of stairs, separate from the living quarters, but easy to access. Everything you need for running the boat is at your fingertips, including a full array of electronics, all of the engine controls, auto-pilot and powerful bow thruster. When you want to get away, this is the ideal location to drive. The view is spectacular and give you a birds-eye view of your surroundings.

Your guests have a comfortable seat to accompany you and have the same wonderful view. There is plentiful storage for all your navigation needs and plenty of flat surfaces for snacks and drinks.

STARLITE has an abundance of sleeping spaces for your many guests and family. Forward of the salon and down a set of stairs, you will find three staterooms, each with bunk beds to sleep two, enough room to sleep six.

Your guests have a comfortable seat to accompany you and have the same wonderful view. There is plentiful storage for all your navigation needs and plenty of flat surfaces for snacks and drinks.

Upstairs in the pilothouse, you will find the “Captain’s Quarters’ with single berth, head and shower. This is the perfect place for your Captain or guest to hide out and have some privacy, while being close to the helm when underway. The Captain’s quarters are like stepping back in time, to a time when the Captain was in charge and he had the most luxurious accommodations. Here, you will find beautiful teak woodwork with exposed beams keeping the nautical theme of the boat throughout.

The Captain/Guest has no need to go below to use the head or taking a shower. There is a separate, full size shower and hidden head in-suite for the Captain or guests use.

Dropping down a set of stairs next to the entryway into the boat, is the stand-up and walk-around engine room. The engine room was designed to make maintenance easy and safe and is a repairman's fondest dream. Everything is labeled and easy to access. Oil changes are made easy with an oil change pump and system plumbed into the engines.

Inside the engine room sits two 6-cylinder, battle-tested, wartime workhorses: we're talking about two venerable Detroit Diesel engines. Introduced in 1938, this engine model brought an end to World War Two. As on the 6th of June, 1944 — D-Day — it powered almost every landing craft to bring soldiers to the beaches of Normandy. For this reason, these engines were designed with muscle in every component.

If you have any questions or would like to book a showing of STARLITE, you are encouraged to call our office (888=833-8862) OR use the contact form found above. Whichever method you prefer to choose, one of our Yacht Advisors will promptly follow-up with you.

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.